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Goldilocks, and other Habitable Zones for Life
Heard of the Goldilocks zone? It’s the idea that an area of space around a star will be at the right temperature for life to exist. Not too hot, not too cold, hence Goldilocks. It’s a bit like standin… more →
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There’s more water on Jupiter’s moon Europa than there is on Earth
wrote 3 hours ago: Remember that image from a few weeks back that showed Earth with all its water gathered up in a sphe … more →
Science outreach, crossing the mainstream divide, and "Chasing UFOs"
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wrote 2 days ago: Hosts James Fox, Me, and Erin Ryder during the filming of National Geographic’s “Chasing … more →
The search for life in the universe
wrote 5 days ago: Guest post by Markus Hammonds The question of whether or not we are alone in the universe is debatab … more →
TOMORROW (5/15): Astrobiology Colloquium, Rev. Dr. Lucas Mix, "The Meaning of 'Life': Astrobiology & Philosophy"
wrote 1 week ago: Spring 2012 UW Astrobiology Colloquium Series Tuesdays @ 3:00 p.m. Physics & Astronomy Auditoriu … more →
Bugs from Space: Panspermia and The Interplanetary Transfer of Life
wrote 2 weeks ago: Teeming with Life? The Rho Ophiuchus cloud complex located about 500 light-years away. This view spa … more →
New study on tidal heating strengthens stellar habitability argument
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Circumstellar Habitable Zone Note: If you need a refresher on the habitability argument, click here. … more →
Tidal Heating Suggests Less Habitable Planets
wrote 2 weeks ago: Tidal heating, which is basically gravitational heating of a planet via tides, suggests that the num … more →
Is a New Form of Life Really So Alien?
wrote 2 weeks ago: The idea of discovering a new form of life has not only excited astronomers and astrobiologists for … more →
The Good Things about JUICE
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wrote 2 weeks ago: There’s been a lot of chatter in astronomy circles about the negative consequences of ESA … more →
Cycloidal Ridges on Europa: A Xenoarchaeological Analogue
wrote 2 weeks ago: Jovian moon Europa. (Credit: NASA NSSDC) When seriously considering the possibility of xenoarchaeolo … more →
TOMORROW (5/8): Astrobiology Colloquium, Prof. Bethany Ehlmann, "The Earliest Aqueous, Habitable(?) Environments on Mars"
wrote 2 weeks ago: Spring 2012 UW Astrobiology Colloquium Series Tuesdays @ 3:00 p.m. Physics & Astronomy Auditoriu … more →
Species of Civilizations
wrote 3 weeks ago: Friday These galaxies would certainly gain the mythological attention of any sentient beings living … more →
Xenoarchaeology: Reality and Fantasy
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Archaeological evidence of extraterrestrial involvement with ancient human civilizations, as seen in … more →
Lee Saper is Totally Awesome
wrote 3 weeks ago: Full Post at namosaur.blogspot.com Mars expert Lee Saper joined YTA to catch us up on his latest the … more →
Directed Panspermia 2012
wrote 3 weeks ago: Creative visualisation from anologue chemistry with some digital rendering for a possible architectu … more →
A Copernican Conception of Civilization
wrote 3 weeks ago: Sunday Elsewhere I have written that the Copernican Revolution still has much unfinished business. F … more →
2012 Astrobiology Conference: Meet Vladimir Vernadsky
wrote 1 month ago: by Meghan Rouillard Last week I not only had the opportunity to attend and to do a poster presentati … more →
Creighton Cody Jones' Astrobiology Conference Presentation
wrote 1 month ago: At the 2012 Astrobiology Conference in Atlanta, Creighton Cody Jones (LPAC Basement Research Team) g … more →
Dr Claudio Maccone on Space Defense
wrote 1 month ago: From the 2012 Astrobiology Conference in Atlanta, Oyang Teng interviews Dr. Claudio Maccone (Techni … more →
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